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Post by rodney on May 24, 2020 9:02:47 GMT
OK, maybe not explicitly AE DIY, but I know a few folk use the Keystep as a sequencer and keyboard so I figure this thing I found on Thingiverse might be fun to try...
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Post by loopier on May 25, 2020 13:02:29 GMT
Nice! I've been looking for an isokeyboard for a while.
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Post by rodney on May 26, 2020 10:18:01 GMT
I like the look of this build because he has separated the key base from the key caps. You could possibly print the base parts on a home 3D printer then get the hexagonal cap parts printed by a paid service to get a nicer finish. If I do it, I'll do it all at home. However, I might try printing the caps in ABS then putting them in an acetone vapour bath to dissolve the 'grain' and smooth it out. I have not tried that before. I usually print with PLA because the fumes are more pleasant than other plastics and it is less temperamental than other plastics.
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